Neha Garg

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Neha Garg is a researcher at the forefront of digital health innovation, with a particular focus on telemedicine and its application in oncology. Her work explores how accessible communication platforms can bridge critical gaps in healthcare delivery, especially in resource-limited settings. Garg’s most cited study, "Utility of WhatsApp as a Tool for Tele-oncopathology for Oral Lesions" (2019), has garnered 9 citations, demonstrating its influence in the field. This pioneering research demonstrated the feasibility and accuracy of using a widely available messaging app for remote diagnosis of oral lesions, a significant step toward democratizing specialist care. By validating the use of such tools, Garg has contributed to a growing body of evidence that supports low-cost, scalable solutions for cancer screening and pathology consultation. Her work is particularly impactful for underserved populations, where access to pathologists is limited. Garg’s research not only advances the practical application of telemedicine but also highlights the potential of everyday technology to improve patient outcomes, making her a notable voice in the intersection of digital health and oncology.